Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 29 2007

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A matter of expenditure on the old oil in there to start with SUMPTUARY
Are you so crafty as he? ART
As it turns with a rule it's pickled SALINE
Being in a pickled state, by the sound of it, became offensive ASSAULTED
Could man cope with this overtime? AGE
Could man get 17 across to do this? ARRANGE
Does one do this at a change of course? ATTACK
Does smoking make one 19 across? KIPPER
Has the fowl lost her head following going to court? ENSUING
In or under the train SLEEPER
In there one is by oneself and not liking it LONELY
It sounds as if Peter the Sailor has become explosive SALTPETRE
Not one over the eight, one over the nine. It all goes to show LESSONTEN
Perhaps censor the latest news in the papers STOPPRESS
Perhaps us says this with a bit more STATES
Putting there lights for going GREENS
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Seems that that gang of twisters down South are made to do the drawing CORKSCREW
So to bet may lead one to embezzle at last SPECULATE
So unfeeling, yet unconscious of it - how stupid! SENSELESS
Sounds as if the girl has been helping herself in error MISTAKING
That's how far and away they are for striking positions at last DISTANCES
That's the favourite thing to be SURETOWIN
That's what you get for smoking on the ship FUNNEL
The fate of little Desmond and all the little ones DESTINIES
They flood ahead in the ship, it seems SPATES
They happen to be way-out East EVENTS
This will enable one to get it, by the sound of it EAR
Up with the tout for production! OUTPUT
What the dickens had Sydney to do with boxing? CARTON
With a jest you're, by the sound of it, able to make a sign BECKON
With this pitch one might get a black mark TAR
You'd swear that was an old car I had ABUSIVE